When considering arrowheads in bow hunting, start with the standard field point for practicing and sighting the bow. Learn about fixed blade broad head and expandable broad head arrowheads with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on types of arrowheads.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:2:8
When picking out a bow for hunting, it’s important to find a bow that is light in weight, but also provides plenty of speed. Discover why most hunters like a multiple pin sight for added yardages with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on choosing hunting bows.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:1:57
In order to sight in a fixed-pin sight for bow hunting, it’s important to make sure that everything is square and centered. Find out about the multiple sight references in a fixed-pin bow with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on sighting fixed-pin bows.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:2:25
When adjusting three-pin bow sights, the major adjustments are for the left and right. Be careful not to break the fiber optics of a bow when adjusting the sights with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on adjusting three-pin bow sights.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:2:0
In order to set and adjust the draw weight on a compound bow, refer to the standard archery scale. Find out about the amount of poundage that is being pulled with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on setting the draw weight on compound bows.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:1:59
In order to bow hunt, the equipment needed includes a bow, which consists of a bow sling, the arrow rest and a stabilizer. Learn about bow hunting with camouflage and picking out arrowheads with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on bow hunting equipment.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:1:51
In bow hunting, a bow stabilizer works by taking all of the vibration out of the bow, and it comes in a variety of weights, sizes and materials. Discover why heavier stabilizers work the best with help from a competitive bow hunter in this free video on bow stabilizers.
Expert: Billy Coulter
Contact: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com
Bio: Billy Coulter is a competitive bow hunter and instructor with Fort Lauderdale Archers, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:1:55
Learn the parts of an Olympic bow and arrow and it’s different components in this free archery lesson video from our tournament winning archer and professional archery instructor.
Expert: Tony Swift
Bio: Tony Swift has been an archery gold medalist in the California Olympics and a Pacific Coast Archery Champion.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:3:5
awesome song!!!
Artist: Brand New
Song: The Archers Bows have Broken
Album: The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me
Duration : 0:4:14
Super slow motion footage of traditional bowshooting.
SAFETY FIRST!!! The breaking arrow at the end of the video was NOT due to a lack of knowledge on my part – IT WAS QUITE DELIBERATE !!!
Different arrows shot from a 70 lbs recurve bow (a custom-made KHAN, by BORDER ARCHERY). At the end you will see what a 65 lbs recurve bow can do to an arrow (Port Orford cedar-spine 25-30, 100 grain tip, 30 inches long). I expected the arrow to break – it took the 70 lbs KHAN to make the arrow explode! The drawlength was 29 inches. This video will show you the archer’s paradox and gives you an idea of how dangerous it can be to use the wrong spine. By the way, I was wearing a helmet and a good wrap of leather around my bow hand during the “dangerous” shots.
For your own safety, and also for your bow (it’s akin to dry firing your bow), please don’t try this at home!
Duration : 0:2:55